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Welcome back to campus! Be safe and stay well!

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Skip the business books this summer, says leadership expert: These 7 works of fiction will offer fresh perspectives Business books may be able to explain why it's important to leverage diverse perspectives, but they tend to be too model-driven to adequately reflect the complexities of the real world. For those insights, especially if you're in a management position, reach for works of fiction.

Members of the Campus Community,

Please join in congratulating the faculty selected as fellows for the Center for Equity, Justice and Inclusion (CEJI) Pilot Program for the upcoming academic year. The faculty selected are:

Dr. T. Ross Leasure, Professor and Interim Graduate Program Director in the Department of English. Dr. Leasure has been the faculty advisor for the student organization, LGBTQ+ Resource Center, for the last eight years and teaches courses and has research interests in Q***r Literature and History. Dr. Leasure plans to increase programming around the LGBTQ+ community and explore experiences related to intersectionality to increase support and understanding.
Dr. Eun-Jeong Han, Assistant Professor in the Department of Communications. Dr. Han’s research interest is Intercultural Communication. Dr. Han has an interest in amplifying Asian American and Pacific Islander voices, as well as the intersectionality within the community through various programming and experiential learning opportunities in the CEJI.

The CEJI is located in Blackwell Hall and is designed to support under-resourced communities and to provide education around identities in the center to increase equity, justice and inclusion. Fellows will support CEJI residents, serve as a liaison with other faculty to provide educational and support programming in the CEJI.

Salisbury University: Investing in Maryland’s Future A proud member of the University System of Maryland, Salisbury University is committed to lifting everyone in our state’s communities higher. SU is consisten...

We just wanted to remind everyone that tonight is the Creative Writing Faculty Reading--it starts at 8 pm. Here is a link to the event:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/creative-writing-faculty-reading-tickets-133014831943

Please help spread the word, and good luck to our colleagues tonight!

Creative Writing Faculty Reading Ryan Habermeyer, John A. Nieves, Christine Spillson and John Wenke will read from their creative work and take questions from attendees.

Join the Fulton School of Liberal Arts! Fostering Creative Thinking: Welcome to Salisbury University’s Fulton School of Liberal ArtsSalisbury University’s Charles R. and Martha N. Fulton School of ...

Congratulations to the Fulton students who made the Dean’s List for the fall 2020 semester!

Dr. King an English professor form Salisbury University explained the history and importance behind the song.

Efforts to make "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing" a national hymn - 47abc DELMARVA – The song “Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing” is being introduced to congress and according to a professor I spoke with, the song is a civil rights hymn that speaks to the faith and resilience of African Americans. The song is not meant to replace the national anthem but rather to have a p...

As the semester comes to a close, the English Department at SU wishes you and your families a healthy and happy holiday season!

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